The Vault at the Barclays Center

This has been re-​branded as the Billboard Lounge amplified by @lightpath (whatever that means)… and it remains an epic failure. It’s a «members only» club that makes several promises that it fails to deliver on.
They charge $ 500 per seat that you have as a season ticket holder. What do you get for your money? It’s really not clear.
It promises:
«Priority access to exclusive events including artist showcases, pop-​up comedy shows, and more»
It delivers:
access to nothing. I’ve been down to the club for the dozen or so home games so far for the Islanders this season and there has been ZERO live music or comedy shows, much less «more».
It promises:
«Nightly DJs and entertainment»
It delivers:
Some crappy piped in music. Once I saw a DJ down there, but nobody ever goes to the club, so it’s a really weird vibe to have him spinning for nobody. There is nothing entertaining about the space.
It promises:
«Mingle with celebrity guests»
It delivers:
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It promises:
«Reserved table service available for all events»
It delivers:
This is one of my biggest problems with the club… when you go… there is nobody there. They have all sorts of beautiful benches but they won’t let you sit on them without a 2 drink per person minimum. I’ve already given you money for access and yet you won’t let me sit at the empty seating? Are you serious? If it were crowded, I’d understand… but this is just madness.
It promises:
«Access to Billboard Lounge Amplified by Lightpath during all Barclays Center ticketed events (open from pre-​event to post-​event)»
It delivers:
A space that closes randomly and early whenever they feel like it. On a recent Sunday early game, I went down to the bar right after the game (8pm) and was turned away… Insane.

The vault is nice to hang before any performance at Barclay.
The drinks are nice and strong. This is actually my 2^nd time being here
Both experience were great

The «Vault» is the super exclusive, members-​only collection of suites that the Nets intend for rich fans to use as a pre-​game and post-​game hangout. It consists of 11 hidden suites inside a starkly minimal glossy black bar area with opulent gold fringe dripping from the ceiling. An attractive young lady greets all entrants with a complimentary glass of champagne. There is even a hidden watch store inside with the biggest, most gaudy, blingy watches I have ever seen for sale. For something that costs around half a million dollars a year for membership, I was not very impressed. The suits were small, dull to look at (think Best Western conference room), and the bar area itself was small, not very happening, and sort of contrived. Truly nothing special. I have seen a lot better for a LOT less money. C’mon Nets, you can do better.